Mark Hertling

That's billions and billions of dollars we're giving to Putin.

Two, we're now lifting the sanctions on them, giving them more money.

So we're even helping them further.

Three, there's a big deficit of interceptors.

Pac-3s for the patriots.

The Ukrainians need them desperately.

We don't have them now.

That means more Ukrainians are going to die.

But the bigger narrative is that we're looking like Putin.

Now, I don't think that.

I just published a piece today saying why this is not like Putin's war in Ukraine.

I think they're fundamentally different.

But try making that argument to somebody from South Africa or...

or Indonesia, or Brazil, and I've tried, and I lean into it, but to a lot of people around the world, we've lost our moral high ground in criticizing Putin, and I think that is going to be the longer-term strategic tragedy of this war for Putin and Ukraine today.

Hey, I'm doing great, Tim.

Good to be with you.

And if I can just reinforce what you just said about Asha Rangappa, she's awesome.

I've gotten to know her really well over the last couple of years and a brilliant legal mind.

She's really great.

She is.